New Seasons locations in Portland, Oregon, are preparing for a busy Wednesday with one catch: Several of their staffers will be on strike, and the union is asking shoppers to boycott the chain throughout the holiday season.

Over 1,000 New Seasons grocery store workers are on strike on Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving. Read online:

PORTLAND, Ore. — More than 1,000 workers at 11 unionized New Seasons Market stores are set to go on strike on Wednesday.

Workers at 11 locations of New Seasons Market are striking today, November 27, after being unable to agree to a new contract with management

Ten stores in Portland and one in Beaverton are set to strike Nov. 27, the day before Thanksgiving. The striking stores comprise about half the chain's locations.

New Seasons workers at 11 unionized stores in Portland and Beaverton plan to walk off the job on Wednesday, November 27, for a one-day Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) strike. Union members say they scheduled the strike for the day before Thanksgiving—one of the busiest shopping days of the year—to exert their leverage amid lagging labor contract negotiations with New Seasons management.

Workers at 11 unionized New Seasons Market locations in the Portland area plan to hold a one-day strike the day before Thanksgiving. The New Seasons Labor Union, which represents more than 1,100 Portland-area grocery workers,

The union representing New Seasons Market employees has announced a one-day strike next Wednesday, targeting 11 unionized grocery stores in Portland and Beaverton, Oregon.